chemÂ·oÂ·lithÂ·oÂ·auÂ·toÂ·troph. noun. A chemosynthetic organism that obtains energy from the oxidation of inorganic compounds and uses carbon dioxide as its sole source of carbon for growth. Also called chemoautotroph, chemolithotroph.
A soft one based only on phosphoric acid - KWIKSHOT & DEFIANCE. A medium one which is strong but do not give out fumes and suitable for both ferrous and on ferrous metals - HOTPURSUIT ; and. A strong one based on mixture of acids for removal of all kind of scales and rust - PEDIGREE.
1 Make a paste. 2  Many department stores carry a cleaning product that is called Iron Out, which you can use to help remove rust stains from cotton. 3  This cleaning product usually comes in a powder form, so you will need to make a paste out of it. 4  Apply the paste to the stained area, and allow it to dry out. You can use one of two chemicals to help remove iron (rust) stains from cotton. 2  These two chemicals are called sodium thiosulfate, and potassium thiosulfate. 3  Simply add a teaspoon full of the chemical to a glass of water, and stir until it has dissolved.